Replies to post #22366 on Sunshine Biopharma Inc (SBFM)

[legalizeMJ]

=======Challenge your post,SIR!=======

1)March 2016 is several months from today, SBFM will be = at least $5.0 per share by March 2016, A patent payment of $70k/Quarter is small(too small) and SBFM can just simply write a check to make the payment because ITS MARKET CAP continues increasing(higher/bigger,because investors buy its stock)
Note 1: SBFM acquires, it did NOT say "rob, steal", SIR!
Note 2: SBFM did NOT hide the $70K/q payment. It SAID SO in the 8K, SIR!
Note 3: It takes money to make money, SIR!
Note 4: Worldwide rights, not just the U.S.(Prior(to 12/28/15) was just the U.S)

Here's the link, just READ IT AGAIN , SIR!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/sunshine-biopharma-acquires-remaining-worldwide-193159255.html

Here's the 12/28/15 8K,SIR!
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=69827205

The Patent Purchase Agreement executed today provides Sunshine with direct ownership of all issued and pending Adva-27a related patents, which include all rights to this intellectual property worldwide. Prior, Sunshine had ownership of only the U.S. patent.

using SHAREHOLDERS to pay for what he already owns.

IF (I mean IF) this is true, It's ok UNLESS YOU CAN SHOW ME A RULE THAT SAYS: "His PROPERTY BELONGS TO THE COMPANY. ALL Apple CEO's property belongs to Apple and Apple CEO gets NOTHING".
Note 4: Former Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, SOLD his patent to Apple (his own company) for an amount of money that is 1,00x BIGGER than SBFM patent acquisition today........
My question to you is: Did Steve Job rob his company(Apple) or Did he do his company a favor ? If he robbed his company(by selling his own patent to it) then Why Apple is as big as today.
Is there a rule that says: Steve Jobs CAN'T do that ? and Did Steve Jobs go to jail for selling his own patent to Apple (which is his company)

See you at .0001

SBFM is $0.0107 per share(as of 12/28/15).
FYI: You missed by more than 1,000%, SIR!

$$$$$$$$$ SBFM $$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[VortMax]

wow: Section 2.2 Purchase Price. The purchase price to be paid by Purchaser to Seller for the Assigned Patents is Twelve Million Eight Hundred Twenty Two Thousand Four Hundred Ninety Nine US Dollars ($12,822,499) (the “Purchase Price”), which shall be paid pursuant to the terms of that certain Secured Promissory Note (the “Note”). The Note and the applicable Security Agreement (the “Security Agreement”) are attached hereto and incorporated herein as if set forth as Exhibit “B-1” and “B-2.

[reportmyabuse]

I'm sure this was previously posted and I just missed it, but can anyone with some experience in this area please speculate as to what sort of financing a company can expect to get in these circumstances? Is major dilution our only hope?

They have a lot of debt (relative to their size) and little cash, and need a lot more cash to get to Phase I. Where does that leave us? I was hoping a rise in the market value of the company would provide them with better access to financing, but now we're back at a penny.